Posted by
Sweta Shah
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1:00 AM
Follow Google ! Google is being social using twitter.com
Google is twittering. This news is spreading at speed of light and http://www.twitter.com/Google gets 31k follower.
The first twit on twitter, Google have done is or you can say Google welcome message on 25th Feb 2009 is
I'm 01100110 01100101 01100101 01101100 01101001 01101110 01100111 00100000 01101100 01110101 01100011 01101011 01111001 00001010
Do you want to know the meaning of Google first Twit? Google have encoded his/her message in binary code and it means...
a 01100001
b 01100010
c 01100011
d 01100100
e 01100101
f 01100110
g 01100111
h 01101000
i 01101001
j 01101010
k 01101011
l 01101100
m 01101101
n 01101110
o 01101111
p 01110000
q 01110001
r 01110010
s 01110011
t 01110100
u 01110101
v 01110110
w 01110111
x 01111000
y 01111001
z 01111010
And the Google's First Twit Says:
I'm Feeling Lucky. Binary Code Source
Posted by
Sweta Shah
at
10:12 PM
The first step of
Search engine optimization starts with keyword research. There are number of keyword research tool which create confusion which one is best.
Now increase your confusion more or just rely on this new tool.
This one more tool is launched by
Google Inc. It is called
Search – Base Keyword Tool.Enter the url of your website for which you want to do keyword research – then this tool will generated keyword and landing page idea. The keywords are highly relevant and specific to your website. Also you can find traffic, bid and competition on base of webpage metadata. And then you can save your result as DRAFT.
What Google Says About this tool?1. This tool helps you identify additional advertising opportunities that aren't currently being used in your AdWords ad campaigns.
2. Based on your URLs, the Search-based Keyword Tool displays a list of relevant user queries that have occurred on Google.com (and on other Google search properties, such as google.co.uk) with some frequency over the past year; these suggestions can be found under the Keywords tab, in the New keywords related to (site) section. In the Keywords related to your search section, you can see a broad list of keyword ideas that are also relevant, but aren't necessarily based on your site.
3. The keywords are also organized by category. Click any category to expand and view its subcategories. If applicable, you'll also see the keywords organized by brand names.
How Its Work- on Google Help
